Sentence examples for fronts often from inspiring English sources

The New York Times said that Roth's design was a "pleasing contrast with the unusual monotonous fronts often seen in our streets".

Finally, mid-latitude cyclones have associated surface boundaries such as cold fronts, warm fronts, occluded fronts, and stationary fronts often occurring simultaneously.

We're now moulding feminism to suit our own outlooks – it no longer feels like an all-or-nothing philosophy but a fight on many fronts, often using humour (long derided as something women, especially feminists, are incapable of) as a weapon.

But contact on these fronts often led to the transmission of diseases, until the Brazil government adopted an official "no contact" policy in 1988 and phased out these practices.

Cold fronts often bring heavy thunderstorms, rain and hail.

The Nusra Front, often battling alongside the C.I.A.-supported rebel groups, made its own territorial gains.

Simulation results show that tangential propagation of the phase front, often seen in experiments, can be addressed by this model.

He comes and goes through a back entrance, away from the protestors and media throng, while the parents approach from the front, often thanking supporters along the sidewalk.

In their political partnership, Adams for decades was the public front, often depicted in Sinn Féin publicity shots walking slightly ahead.

The last year has been long and exhausting for the families holding down the home front, often made tougher by the national economic collapse.

They include a generator, as well as refrigerators and stoves that run on propane gas; most have a swimming deck at the rear, often with a water slide, and a socializing deck in front, often with a barbecue grill.